Earl, Daniel & Andrew, Crooked Crab Brewing (Part II)

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Sunday, March 25, 2018 was Maryland Day, when the first European settlers landed in the province of Maryland on that date in 1634.

To celebrate, I headed back to Odenton to see the guys at Crooked Crab Brewing. If you're a long-time listener, first-time caller of the Naptown Pintcast, you'll probably recall that I hung out with the Crooked Crab crew.

Leaving aside the fact that I clearly didn't know much about podcasting when we first recorded -- "Dude, the wind won't ruin the audio," I said. "It'll be fine, it's not a big deal!" -- it was an exciting milestone.

Not only for them, because they were looking forward to opening, but also for Anne Arundel County.

About seven months later, they've opened their doors, and the community -- businesses and beer drinkers alike -- have welcomed them with open arms.

So, I thought I would check in with them to see how things have been going. Now that they're open, is the reality of owning a brewery living up to their dream?

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